Rum Nation Diamond Small Batch Rare Rums SV 2005
Strong whisky notes, unique peaty rum.
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Small Batch Rare Rums SV" from the Diamond distillery in Guyana, selected by Rum Nation, offers a unique experience for connoisseurs. Aged 15 years in a pot still, it comes bottled at cask strength with a remarkable 59% ABV. Many users appreciate its intense woody and peaty aroma, reminiscent of whisky. The tasting profile highlights the smoky, oak, and tobacco notes, with a blend of sweetness that creates a harmonious balance. This limited edition release, with only 868 bottles, is noted for its strong whisky-like character, making it a hit among smoky whisky enthusiasts but polarizing for traditional rum lovers. Users report that the complexity intensifies with time, revealing chocolate nuances in the empty glass.
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About the Diamond distillery
The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 4,587 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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8,6:On the nose, the opening impression is smoky, woody, fruity with dried fruits and citrus, very whisky like, with tobacco and leather, a bit peated. On aeration, spices arise, a molasses is dark with licorice, herbaceous, the wood charred with caramelized burnt sugar, nuts, fruit cake, toffee and coffee. New wave of fruits is out with dates, prunes and raisins. 8,7:On the palate, the attack is smoky, peated, the reason is peated whisky finish, the wood is charred with caramel, chocolate, nuts, later nougat, leather, spicy with nutmeg, a bit salty, as we taste candied salted caramel. The fruits are dried with prunes, dates and raisins.After resting the rum, we taste citrus, some bacon, the molasses is dark with licorice, black tea, tobacco. 8,5:The finish is long, dry, still smoky, peated, the burnt sugar is caramelized, from charred wood, there is some chocolate, coffee, the fruits still dried, some tar/rubber are here. Edit:21.4.25 😋
bhoar ey... so if you're into really smoky whiskies then this is already a really good transfer to rum but in my case just not. I've had hope on the nose but in the taste this is just pure islay/Speyside... clear the rum supports with sweetness and makes it quaffable but these peat notes go me just not pure sorry. for me no longer as rum drinkable and perceptible ... too bad, the base rum would have delivered well!
Whiskey notes are very present. Nevertheless a nice one and a nice experiment imho.
Also schwer zu beschreiben dieses Teil. Überwiegend rauchig, würzig und holzig in der Nase. Verfliegt aber dann am Gaumen. Whisky ist jedenfalls erkennbar, sehr rauchig, Tabak und diverse Gewürze sind jedenfalls erkennbar.